Repainting Bathroom Cabinets- Quick and EASY
This was one of the fastest mini makeover's ever- repainting the old bathroom cabinets white for a fresh updated look. I used Primer and Sealer, which doesn't require sanding first. I wish I had tried it sooner!
Flaking varnish, water damage, and paint smudges. Gotta go!
Before and After- bathroom cabinet repaint
I used Primer and Sealer, it doesn't require sanding beforehand, so easy. (I ended up sanding mine a bit where the varnish was flaking off and the wood was uneven.)
After!
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Amy Thomason Oct 25, 2018I would love to know the brand and color of the green please. Gorgeous!!
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Pattieon Jun 28, 2019Definately will try this!
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WGERE DO YOU GET PRIMER AND SEALER?
Local big box store. Ask in the paint dept.
Where is your supply list?
So my cabinets are in pretty good shape and smooth. What kind of primer should I use?
Ask your local paint store, or Home Depot or Lowe’s if you are buying your paint there. (I always go to a couple of places and talk to a couple different people first because you tend to get a little more info and tips that way.
Im getting ready to do this in my dad’s kitchen!